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Great news. So, do we have a crime committed by any Malaysian who colluded with Goldman Sachs? Otherwise, are we saying foreigners can commit financial crimes in Malaysia without any Malaysian involved?

So far, I have not seen any Malaysian convicted. The other question is - if Goldman Sachs is willing to cough up US$3.9 billion to the government, what is the actual amount lost by the government?

About time to bring back the killers who murdered the girl completely without motive. Time to set up a Royal commission to expose the submarine deal and Razak Najib and Najib Razak also probe why RPK issued a SD pointing to the killers. Murder in Malaysia only touches the surface. Look at the US, anything Netflix investigates is reopened for investigation, why not Al Jezzera?

Good afternoon guys!

There exists a clear distinction between the legislative and judiciary arms in governance. No matter how the speaker tries to justify, he interfered in due process by writing to the judge.

What was of national importance in Parliament that the trial of an alleged thief and fraudster be cut short?

Mr Speaker, you have shown that alleged criminality takes importance. Welcome to the "new" Malaysia. The country's reverse gear is in effect and gathering pace.

Guys! I think what is needed is a "bumiputra honesty council" to ensure all programmes are not to make those in power richer.

New name, new label, new beginning, and new rhetoric but it means the same thing. State-owned money given away to the same people with the same motive and outcome.

We know all of those past so-called help bumiputera schemes have failed. It is a merry-go-round, what a scam.

和中国共产党说人权人性和民主言论自由,他们会说你造谣及诽谤,中国人一出世都已被专制思想洗脑了,他们何懂民主自由.

What happens is the B40 who are mainly malays suffer the most as they cannot afford to send their children for English tuition. For the rich they send their children for English tuition and the gap between the 4he poor and rich becomes more.

I can see there are some complaints in the comments section on Jawi and not teaching math and science in English. However, the protest is far lower compared to when Pakatan Harapan was in government.

Last time, comments numbered into the hundreds and even the United Chinese School Committees’ Association of Malaysia (Dong Zong) marched to the Education Ministry making demands.

Now under PN, we only see just some complaints here and there. Does this mean it’s better to have the PN government which sees fewer protests compared to the Harapan government?

Probably those who used to protest now see it as futile because no one in PN would listen to them. I bet you wish Harapan was back and regret calling Harapan a one-term government to teach them a lesson, huh?